Oh no, please don't try to move into television series production with this yourself!

You have already proven with three movies that you don't have an artistic or movie making or storytelling background. And you can't now suddenly, easy-peasy, try to take on another media and context. Being an exercise equipment magnate or world class poker player does not make one an experienced film or television maker or fiction writer or anything else which involves aesthetics. It is a - totally - different way of using one's mind.

Please step aside Mr. Aglialoro, show some humility, and leave a space for people who have artistic skill --and above all, DECADES of slowly and thoroughly built up experience! --to do this right.

Hank Rearden didn't start out being able to make Rearden metal. He worked his way up by laboring in the steel industry many long years, learning about metals, learning about tension and torsion and heat and chemistry and alloys and so forth.

In other words, he was a professional. You are not in this field.

By "big footing" this you will mess it up for when a genius comes along who can genuinely make a masterpiece on film or television. You will have already tarnished Atlas Shrugged. Moral: a bad effort is worse than no effort at all - certainly in this case.